A-Z of Entries

1.3.1807 dine at King's w. mrs Hippisley / 3.3.1807 evening mrs Hippisley's, w. King &c / 8.3.1807 dine at Plunket's, w. King, mrs Hippisley &c / 1.4.1807 call on Hippisley; adv. Macarthy / 2.8.1823 Augusts Hippisley calls / 22.1.1825 miss Hippisley calls / 18.3.1825 again / 8.6.1826 Hippisley calls / 22.8.1826 again / 23.8.1826 meet Hippisley / 30.10.1826 miss Hippisley calls / 11.1.1827 miss Hippisley adv. at dinner / 4.6.1828 meet Hippisley / 29.9.1828 meet mrs Hippisley / 24.11.1828 write to mrs Hippisley / 3.7.1829 meet Hippisley

Most of those at King's, mrs Hippisley's…

24.4.1796 H Hoare at Mrs Robinson's

will PCC 1785 Henry Hoare banker Adelphi Terrace / PCC 1785 Henry Hoare Stourhead, Wilts / PCC 1828 Henry H Fleet St / PCC 1838 Henry H Stourhead / PCC 1841 Sir Henry Hugh H, Fleet St

From 'Early History and Genealogy of the Hore and Hoare families' I found four possible H Hoare's alive in 1796. Henry 1750-1828 married 1775 Lydia Henrietta Malertie and their son Henry Vilars 1777-1822 died unmarried / Henry Hugh 1762 - 1841 married 1782 Maria Palmer Acland, 8 sons 8 daus and his brother Henry Merrik 1770-1856 married 1807 Sophia Thrale died…

In Godwin's 1796 list for 1796 but not coded to his person record on GD website

L Hobby dines 22.6.1802 & miss Smith

8.8.1807 Mansion House, Hatton Garden, Bow Street & Hobler, w.T(homas) T(urner)

Jaques Francois Helvetius Hobler born 19.7.1765 bapt Swiss Church Moor-st Soho 11.8.1765 son of Jean François Hobler watchmaker (his will 25.6.1794 PCC) and his wife Charlotte Elizabeth Claudon. Articled as Francis Hobler 24.8.1791 to William Lewis Newman. Brother John Paul Hobler watchmaker's will 8.5.1795 PCC  Lord Mayor's clerk from 1803 or earlier till 1843. Holdens directory 1802 15 Queens Row Pentonville & Alderman's sitting room, Guildhall. Robsons directory 1820 solicitor 16 Walbrook.…

Cs & H Hodges 3.8.1801 at Cts (= future Mrs Godwin) / 25.8.1801 Hodges's at Cts / 11.1.1802 3 Hodges's dine / 10.6.1803 mrs Hodges at theatre / 15.6.1803 Hodges at Joseph Johnson's / 27.7.1803 again / 27.12.1804 mrs Hodges at theatre / 31.7.1823 call on Hodges (Saunders) / 26.11.1825 Hodges calls / 29.12.1825 again

call on mrs Hodgkins for M(ary) J(ane) 25.6.1805 / 3.7.1805 call on Hodgkins / 16.7.1805 again / 19.10.1805 Peele's, with Hodgkins / 31.7.1807 H absent / 5.8.1807 H absent 2 days / 7.8.1807 Lock at S(kinner) S(treet); adv Barret, constable, 3 Hodgkinses / 8.8.1807 Jo. Hodgkins in possession / 10.8.1807 Hodgkins breakfasts, S(kinner) S(treet) / 11.8.1807 Jo. H calls; Adkins calls; H & Adkins call ; Bow St, H, Jo H / 12.8.1807 Bow St, Hs / 13.8.1807 call on Humphrys adv T H, Jo H / 16.8.1807 Hodgkinses call / 18.8.1807 Hodgkins calls / 25.8.1807 call on Humphrys adv Hodgkins / 28.8.1807…

GODWIN DIARY: Hudson 28.9.1793 (This entry is currently coded in the Godwin Diary website to John Corrie Hudson - although the editorial notes say it isn't) / Hodgson 16.7.1794 at Newgate / 30.3.1796 Hodgson calls / 28.4.1796 meet Hodgson

William Hodgson DNB 1745-1851 who was in Newgate on the state side in 1794 and 1795. When first tried and imprisoned for uttering seditious and inflammatory words he was recorded in newspapers and official records as Hudson and the criminal register gave his age as 30 in 1794 which contradicts by 19 years the birth date in DNB (which seems based…

Hodson 1.2.1799 at Mrs Fancourt's with Vardons & Chandler

Just possibly Septimus Hodson DNB 1768-1833. See also Hudson, printer in Bonney Diary dataset, and Hodgson, William for examples of how frequently these names were confused.

Hoffmans 21.6.1799 at John king's / 17.11.1799 again

28.2.1794 after 'call on Gray'

The GD website has Hogan as an Idenified Person but knows almost nothing about him.The mentions of Hogan in Godwin's diary were approx 200 from 16.3.1812 to 12.2.1816, most of these were Hogan calling on Godwin, and taking tea and supper with him. 24.8.1814 was the last time Hogan came to Godwin, after which Godwin wrote to him a few times, called on him once, and heard from him via others (mostly Charles Clairmont). While Hogan was coming regularly to Godwin's, Godwin only called on him a few times and wrote to him a few times. Near the start of their acquaintance Godwin invited him a few…

6.6.1795 Hogg at Lauderdale's (with Sir J Henderson, adv Moore)

Probably Thomas Hogg of Newliston, Lauriston who married Lauderdale's sister Mary-Julian on 9.3.1773. His father had been a merchant in London, and he was probably the Thomas Hogg who entered the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh in 1765 and voted in the minority with Sir John Henderson for Henry Erskine, the incumbent Dean, against the Lord Advocate Robert Dundas (nephew of Erskine's lifelong rival Henry Dundas) who became the next Dean of the Faculty of Advocates 20.1.1796

A Thomas Hogg who entered New College…

Sir harry Houghton 30.12.1788 / Hoghton 6.5.1789 at London Tavern / 13.2.1790 with Anti-Tests.

Appeared in Godwin's 1796 list as Hoghton, last name in 1788. Sir Harry Hoghton (1728-95) was MP for Preston (History of Parliament) and see Majendie, Lewis who married his daughter. Boyle's 1792 33 Upper Brook St. He supported dissenters. But consider also Pendlebury Ho(u)ghton 1758-1824 a prominent dissenter

Holbrook calls 27.6.1804 / 28.6.1804 call on Holbrook with M(ary) J(ane) / 11.8.1804 call on Sibbald (Holbrook) with M(ary) J(ane)

Possibly Ann Catherine Holbrook DNB 1780-1837, or her husband, though they were mainly touring as provincial actors at that time This doesn't seem very likely though. Quite a common name. And see Sibbald

mrs Holcombe 9.7.1799 at S Elwes' / 30.1.1800 again / 3.2.1800 again / 28.2.1800 meet (& S Elwes) / 12.3.1800 at S Elwes' / 8.4.1800 calls on S Elwes & mrs Holcombe / 9.5.1800 at S Elwes'

7.8.1795 mes Ht & Richter call / 11.8.1795 Godwin calls on A Ht / 9.9.1795 Godwin calls on A H / 15.2.1796 Godwin calls on A H (but didn't see) / 3.9.1798 mrs Harwood dines / 7.8.1801 mrs Harwood calls / 9.2.1802 write to mrs Harwood / 24.5.1809 mrs & miss Harwood at tea / 10.9.1812 mrs Harwood on coach to Bristol / 24.8.1824 mrs harwood at tea / 16.4.1826 mrs Harwood at Lamb's

Around the time of the first three entries above Anne Holcroft was coming into conflict with her father Thomas. See Abinger c.3 f.17r letter from Amelia Alderson in Norwich to Godwin dated 5.2.1796 in…

26.4.1792 au soir / 29.4.1792 dine with Dorothy / 4.2.1801 meet D Ht. / 5.5.1804 adv Mathans at Holcroft's (at Harwood's) 

Thomas Holcroft had an uncle John who married Margaret Marsack at St George's Mayfair 4.1.1754 and had a daughter Dorothy Ann baptised St Paul Covent Garden in 1761. She had a sister Margaretta whose will (PCC 1785 Margaretta Holcroft Roome spinster) mentioned her half brother Charles Marsack and implied she had a son by William Roome, presumably a married man. One of Thomas Holcroft's daughters was named Fanny Margaretta. Dorothy Ann Holcroft married Jean…

24.8.1824 mrs Harwood & E Ht at tea / 24.10.1824 N(athaniel) G(odwin) & Ellen Ht dine / 1.4.1825 call, w. M(ary) J(ane) , on Ellen Ht

Ellen youngest dau of Thomas Holcroft and his 4th wife Louisa, born 15.7.1808

21.7.1813 T & H Ht dine / 17.4.1815 H Ht dines / 29.9.1816 F & H Ht dine / 5.1.1817 H Ht, 3 nights / 3.8.1817 H Ht 2 nights / 21.12.1817 H Ht, three nights / 25.1.1818 H Ht dines / 10.5.1818 again / 19.10.1818 T & Harwood Ht call / 22.11.1818 Tho & Harwd Ht dine / 8.1.1819 T & Harwood Ht dine / 31.1.1819 T & Hd Ht dine / 12.4.1819 T & Harwood Ht dine; invités Hy Ht & John May / 15.4.1819 Mercier & Harwood Ht call / 12.7.1819 May & H Ht dine / 25.12.1819 Hd & Hy Ht dine / Hy Ht sleeps, 4 nights / 26.12.1819 C Baxter & Hd Ht dine / 14.5.1820…